St. Michael’s Tigrinya School is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of Eritrea by providing high-quality educational opportunities for children within the community. Our school offers a welcoming and supportive learning environment where young learners can develop their Tigrinya language skills while also deepening their understanding of Eritrean culture, traditions, and history.




The programme is designed to support children growing up in the diaspora by helping them maintain a meaningful connection with their heritage. Through structured lessons, cultural activities, and community engagement, students are encouraged to appreciate the value of their identity and develop confidence in using the Tigrinya language in both written and spoken forms.
At St. Michael’s Tigrinya School, we believe that language and culture are central to building a strong sense of belonging. Our dedicated teachers and volunteers work closely with students to create an inclusive and engaging classroom experience that encourages curiosity, respect, and pride in Eritrean traditions.
Curriculum Highlights
Our curriculum is carefully developed to support both language development and cultural awareness. Key components of the programme include:
Tigrinya Language Classes
Students are introduced to reading, writing, and speaking in Tigrinya through structured lessons suitable for different age groups and ability levels. The classes focus on vocabulary building, grammar, pronunciation, and practical communication skills.
Cultural History Lessons
Alongside language learning, students explore the history, traditions, and values of Eritrean culture. These lessons help young learners understand their cultural roots and appreciate the stories, customs, and historical experiences that shape the Eritrean community.
Community Involvement Projects
Students are encouraged to participate in activities that strengthen their connection to the community. These projects promote teamwork, responsibility, and cultural pride while allowing students to apply their learning beyond the classroom.
Through these programmes, St. Michael’s Tigrinya School continues to play an important role in nurturing the next generation by ensuring that the Tigrinya language and Eritrean cultural heritage remain vibrant and alive within the community.

